Sentence examples for difficult contexts from inspiring English sources

I've willingly chosen to work in some of the most difficult contexts in the world.

We have seen the power of World Heritage to bring together divided communities and promote international cooperation in difficult contexts.

With 1.2 billion people speaking dozens of languages, multiple pockets of deep impoverishment and exploitation, and weak rural infrastructure, "it doesn't get harder than the most difficult contexts in India," said Rod Curtis, a spokesman for Unicef.

CRISPR/Cas9 has demonstrated great potential for genetic manipulation, even in previously difficult contexts.

● What main challenges for learning WNA are faced by marginalized students or, in general, in difficult contexts?

FCAS present particularly difficult contexts to achieve health system outcomes, such as better health, equity, social inclusion and trust.

"This case arises in a difficult context after a terrible tragedy.

"It is a very difficult context in which to behave well," says Jacques Herzog, "without also losing your own identity".

This is an incredibly difficult context against which to be talking about any significant tax cuts or indeed spending rises.

"It's quite a difficult context right now and it will remain like that for a couple of months," said the EU official.

Coupled with this difficult context is the fact isolation and loneliness continue to be serious and damaging problems for many older people.